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perímetro
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suma de las longitudes de los lados de una figura geométrica
Perimeter is the distance around the outside edge of a flat, two-dimensional shape, measured by adding up the lengths of all its sides. It matters because it helps us figure out how much material we'd need to go around something (like fencing for a yard) or understand the size of a shape's boundary.
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En geometría, el perímetro (del griego περί- [peri-], 'alrededor', y -μετρος [-metros], 'medir') es la suma de todos los lados. Un perímetro es un camino cerrado que abarca, rodea o contornea una forma bidimensional o una longitud unidimensional. El perímetro de un círculo o una elipse se llama su circunferencia.
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